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Jul 10, 2012

's tahman bradley joins us from washington with the latest. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, sunny. good morning, rob. it looks like it will be one for the ages. we are four months from the election. and the new poll shows a dead heat. as the race ramps up in a couple races. the contest is dead-even. president obama and mitt romney are tied among registered voters nationally. but the poll shows troubling news for the president. 63% believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. after another slow month for job growth, president obama is renewing his look on taxes, vowing to extend tax cuts for the middle-class. and raising taxes for those that make more than $250,000 a year. >> folks like me, we don't need a tax cut. that will help pay down our deficit. >> reporter: the president is personally calling on his opponent to release his tax returns. saying it's important for him to be an open book. romney says he has nothing to hide. >> all the taxes are paid, as appropriate. all of them have been reported to the government. there's nothing hidden there. >> reporter: the

MSNBCW - Rock Center With Brian Williams

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Jul 14, 2012

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Rock Center With Brian Williams

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Jul 14, 2012

, and persuade them to return. >> reporter: he's a former senior scientologist who claims the church uses extreme measures against people like him. >> come on, marty. do you have anything to say? >> this sounds like movie stuff. i'm sorry, marty, this sounds too complicated to believe. >> i mean, i don't know what to tell you. can you handle the truth? >>> also tonight, richard engel with a view we have never seen before of the uprising inside syria. he made the trip with a rebel commander fighting to liberate his hometown. >> it's 4:00 a.m. and ali bakran is saying good-bye to his parents, possibly for the last time. he's on the front line of a surprising new syria few outsiders have glimpsed. he says, "the regime controls only where it keeps its tanks. that's it." >>> and the "costa concordia" is still submerged after six months. and some passengers who had to fight for their lives that night say now they're forced to fight for their rights. harry smith has a story everyone who's ever considered a cruise needs to see. >> it's a totally different world out there as far as your rights are concern

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WTTG
Fox Morning News

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Jul 2, 2012

reservoir and arizona. basically headed into georgetown. can't do it this morning. use mcarthur boulevard as the work around due to storm damage and cleanup. if you are traveling over enterprise road, blocked off between 450 and 50 due to wires down across the highway. again, various situations across town. wires down, standing water to deal with along hunter mill road, south of sunrise valley. number of signals are still dark. be patient making your drive into work today. hov listed on 270 and 66 inside of the beltway to alleviate the tieups. it was a help this morning. things will change by tomorrow. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> thank you so much. there are quite a few closures due to the damages and power outages. the federal government is open today, with an unscheduled leave and unscheduled telework policy in effect. nonemergency federal workers must notify their job if they plan to take leave or telework. maryland state workers can use their liberal leave. montgomery county government is open, d.c. government is open, prince george's county open with liberal le

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Jul 7, 2012

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Jul 7, 2012

for starting your morning with us. we have much more ahead on "cnn saturday morning" which starts right now. >> announcer: from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." >>> june jobs numbers send investors into panic as the dow plunges over 100 points. why the numbers just didn't add up for wall street. >> we see this as a powerful symbol of our commitment to afghanistan's future. >> reporter: an unannoun. >>> an unannounced visit to afghanistan and announcement on troop withdrawal. >>> two great whites threaten the coast of cape cod. now the hunt is on to find them before they claim a human life. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it is 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks for waking up with us. we start this morning with the economy and new jobs report. it wasn't quite what experts had hoped. just 80,000 jobs added in june. that fell below expectations and caused a ripple through the stock market. the dow down 124 points at the close. there was some good news. additions in manufacturing jobs was a highlight for the white house. 14,000 jobs were

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Jul 4, 2012

"starting point," 17-year-old lia neal will join us live. she is the second african-american woman to make the u.s. swim team. >>> also, ben la bolt. >>> and jack abramoff. should be a lot going on. >> not appearing all together? >> should we do that? >> it could be very interesting. >> no, no. thanks so much for joining us. have a wonderful fourth of july. i'm brooke baldwin in new york. >>> now to carol costello in "cnn newsroom." >> good morning, and happy fourth of july to you too. >>> hot, hot, hot. today could be one of the hottest july fourths ever. that could happen in several major cities. heat, humidity, and thunderstorms will blanket the nation. >>> plus, this. >> just think of how many we got into one sentence. that was really impressive. what wrote this [ bleep ]? >> oh, new york mayor michael bloomberg unplugged at the nathan's hot dog wagon. seems he couldn't stomach the puns, like let me be frank. it's going to be a dog fight. and i'll relish it. it's bloomberg like we've never seen him. >>> also -- >> you can see the sparks flying all over the place. it was raining

CNN - CNN Newsroom

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Jul 7, 2012

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Jul 7, 2012

will be safer and more secure. >> the announcement paves the way for the u.s. and afghanistan to maintain a defense in economic relationship long after u.s. troop withdrawal. >>> as i said, secretary clinton on her way to tokyo. in japan she will be asking international donors to pledge their support for afghanistan. right now libyans are going to the polls in their first free election in decades. it is one of the reasons they overthrew moammar gadhafi's 40 year dictatorship, the chance at democracy. libyans electing the assembly which will form a transitional government. joining me from tripoli, our journalist. you've been out to the polling center. tell us what the mood is like. >> reporter: randi, it's an incredible atmosphere in tripoli. it's been six hours since the polls opened in tripoli and across the country. people are driving around waving the free libya flag and showing us the purple finger. they are so proud of this day and the ability to vote on this day. we went to one polling center in one of the neighborhoods in tripoli where an uprising of moammar gadhafi started and the

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News 4 Midday

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Jul 6, 2012

4 meteorologist veronica johnson joins us with the first forecast. veronica another hot, humid, sticky day. >> we're seeing a north and northeasterly wind and that is allowing some of the dew point and moisture to start mixing out of here. as far as the temperatures go, today we started out slightly higher than we did yesterday. we failed to drop below 82 degrees and we missed the record high low temperature by 1 degree. 93 is where we are right now with a northeast wind, again, at 3 miles per hour. that dew point temperature 57 degrees and we're getting a little bit of a break now, i like that. but i still expect the actual air temperature to take us into the upper 90s to right around 100 degrees in many neighborhoods today. take a look. it's 88 right now in leesburg and 9d 3 in d.c. and 90 in culpeper and around new carrollton and the temperature currently 91 degrees. that heat index value, again, cooperating for right now. low to mid-90s currently and expect to see the air temperature top out, again, right near 100 degrees. feels like later today, 105. could be excessive and

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Jul 12, 2012

KNTV
Rock Center With Brian Williams

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Jul 12, 2012

families, which brings us to our first story here tonight. it's about a cruise ship, the "costa concordia," that remains on those rocks off the coast of italy for six months now. it's about what we now know happened that night. but it's also about all cruise ships and anyone who's ever considered a trip on one. harry smith, who covered the initial disaster, is back tonight to show us in the murky world of fine print for travelers that ship isn't the only thing that remains submerged. >> you can see the stone, there's a big rock lodged in the hull. >> reporter: look at the size of that. >> reporter: six months ago we were at the scene of the "costa concordia" wreck. captain jim fee, an american who has sailed these waters, told us what had to happen. >> how bad was the judgment of the captain of the ship who sailed so close by this island? >> completely irresponsible. it's something he has to be severely punished and condemned for. >> reporter: the ship still lies there as if the tragedy happened yesterday. for many who were on board memories of that night of chaos are just as immediate. >

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Jul 29, 2012

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ABC News Good Morning America

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Jul 29, 2012

cubs. now, she tells us about how she freed the cubs, all without getting a scratch. >>> all this, as the u.s. women's gymnastics team takes the stage for the first time. "good morning america" is live at the olympics with all of the latest. >>> we were just looking at that wide shot there, we just stepped off of a wedding cake. good morning, everybody. >> we're both married to other people. good morning, everyone. >> this morning, one day in, a huge olympic shocker already. take a look at this photo. ryan lochte winning the 400 meter i.m. gold. take a look at the diamond grill that he has in his mouth. he was wearing lime green shoes as well. but let's show you the other photo. michael phelps, the first time that he didn't place. he went to his coach and he said that was horrible. >> we should say that these two will be facing off again in just a couple days. abc's bill weir will have the latest live from london. >>> also coming up this morning -- mitt romney in israel today, taking an aggressive stance on iran. he was greeted warmly by the prime anyone ster of israel. will this

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ABC World News Now

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Jul 4, 2012

she suspect heed was using synthetic marijuana, k 2 or spice. a relatively new drug, herbs, sprayed with chemicals. often marketed as incense. doctors say what makes it most dangerous is they don't know what kind of chemicals are used or what behavior it will provoke. >> i have seen children who are aggressive and violent. on another spectrum we have seen children with catatonic, slow movements not moving at all or no speech. tests show the drug was in lane's grandson's system at the time of the shooting. but the critical evidence may be this sound. another gunshot while he was on the phone with a 911 operator. >> i got shot again. help. >> reporter: a grandmother now on trial for murdering the very person she says she loved. and was trying to help. lindsay davis, abc news, new york. >> okay, the kid was using drugs. if she shot him while he has been shot on the phone to police and they're on their way what possible defense? >> i have no idea. i am just flabbergasted. when you listen to something like that. grandparents are just -- you know they usually just adore their grandchildre

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Jul 4, 2012

. took out this power line. this could still be energized because a power official told us a short time ago if the lines do not hit the ground themselves, they may not trip out automatically. so this could still be energized, posing a danger for the crews. then they have to remove the huge tree and get to that. and this scene is repeated throughout the state. downed trees, a huge, huge problem for power crews throughout west virginia. we talked to the ceo charles patton earlier this morning to ask him how they prioritize getting people back into service. >> well, first of all, we look at critical care. we look at hospitals. we look at water and waste water facilities to make sure that our customers in this region do have water, potable water. and then what we try to do is get the biggest bang for our buck. meaning we try to get as many customers on as we can with the next operation that we undertake. >> reporter: you heard him mention potable water. that's a big problem because a lost the pumps that take care of the pressure in your shower or sink were knocked out. they are trying to re

FOXNEWS - FOX and Friends First

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FOX and Friends First

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Jul 2, 2012

of letting up dominating the sunday talk shows. listen to this florida's governor vowing to defy the u.s. supreme court ruling. kelly wright is live from washington. tell us about this and other governors that may follow suit. >> i will get to that but let's talk about what's going on with the debate. the supreme court made a surprise decision that uphold the care act. it is a victory for obama who is saying the time to to focus on jobs and the economy. 5-4 the affordable care act is constitutional. john roberts known as a conservative voting with the four liberal justices on the court declaring the law is constitutional under federal taxing powers. >>> jack lew telling fox news despite them calling the law on tax in reality he says it's a penalty fee with the individual man daylight that purchase health insurance. >> the only thing that puts a burden to pay more is penalty for those who can afford insurance and those who choose to buy it. that's 1 percent of the population. in massachusetts where this was tested in the plan governor romney put in place 1 percent of the population ended

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America Live

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Jul 3, 2012

then had to go back and revise the numbers. they tell us something it is a little better than it is and we wind up with a lower number. that is what happened in april. that is what happened in may. that happened in march as well. so this 100,000 if history has any bearing will later get revised downward. we hope not. but that is what has been happening. we'll wait as the number set to come out in a few days. megyn: new developments in the battle for harlem congressman charlie rangel's congressional seat. we're told his opponent is heading to court to file paperwork that could open up the possibility of a new election. this after his challenger questioned results of last tuesday's vote. the gap between the two men now down to just 800 votes. meantime charlie rangel is asking his supporters to send money to help defend his primary victory. >>> fox news alert. immigration and customs enforcement officer has been shot while investigating a case on the u.s.-mexico border. that agent now undergoing surgery at a local hospital. trace gallagher picks up the story from our west coast newsroom. trac

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America Live

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Jul 3, 2012

kelly. the latest sign our economy is slumping? the u.s. manufacturing output. for the first time since july of '09 9 number has actually gone down. it follows weeks of unemployment claims that have pushed the 400,000 mark. now economists are worried that friday's report on june's hiring could be more bad news. joining us to discuss it, chris stirewalt, our fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" on foxnews.com. they're talking in addition to the manufacturing slump which managed to sustain the worst of the pummeling as we've seen job numbers go down, manufacturing has been doing all right. but not currently. not only that but they're talking about a jobs number that could be only 100,000 jobs created? i mean in january it was 275,000. put it in perspective for us. >> think about this. we talk about it before, megyn, in the past two successive years you seen the cycle play out of the optimism about the economy early part of the year gives way to bad news and discouragement in the summer and into the fall. that is, pattern that if it repeats itself for goodness sakes it

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Jul 3, 2012

music hall of fame. want to bring in our own larry king who joins us by phone who knows mr. griffith well. you interviewed him several times. give us your impressions, your sense of who he was. >> well, suzanne, he was an incredible person. not only as a talent but as a friend and as an individual. he was always kind and sweet and he was an underrated performer in my opinion. he did a movie called "a face in the crowd" in which he played a -- i guess it was sort of a controlling media figure who played sort of a hit who suddenly becomes a famous american, influencing politics and everything has and his comeuppance at the end. he got an academy award nomination. he was bbrilliant. he did a play call eed "no time for sergeants" which was turned into a film, a great theatrical comedy. ran a long, long time. he made a comedy album called "what it was was football." what can you say about what he did on american television with two, two great series and fostering a career of ron howard who has gone on to become one of the major directors? i did a show with andy and ron together, and it wa

CNN - Anderson Cooper 360

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CNN
Anderson Cooper 360

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Jul 3, 2012

as the tricky but by no means impossible mechanics of it. first, tax or penalty? joining us now, ari fleischer, cnn political contributor and former white house press secretary for george w. bush. all, bill burton, senior strategist for the top pro-obama super pac and senior legal analyst for cnn jeffrey toobin. jeff, let me begin with you. it's a simple question but not a simple answer. tax or penalty? >> john roberts' opinion said that this penalty, tax, whatever you want to call it, this punishment, this payment, was justified under the taxing power of the constitution. that was why he approved the whole plan. that's what he said. what a bunch of politicians want to call it is the fight we're having now. >> to be really clear, if you parse the opinion, it suggests that those who don't go out and get the insurance under the new law will be punished with a tax. >> correct. that's exactly what the opinion holds. it's not a lot of people. if massachusetts is the example we're talking about, it's about 1% of the population refused to get health insurance and can afford it, those people will be p

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The Situation Room

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Jul 6, 2012

's disappointing overall and even more troubling for african-americans. plus, a u.s. veteran who lost both legs in iraq now embroiled in a rather nasty house race against an incumbent who first suggested she's not a true war hero. tammy duckworth is here in "the situation room" to respond. >>> also, a millionaire's apparent suicide just seconds after he's convicted of arson. what may have caused this shocking end to a life seemingly spinning out of control? >>> and great white shark spottings heightened. fears along the cape cod area. our own brian todd is on a boat with experts trying to track them down. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> right now a disappointing jobs report kicks off day two of president obama's bus tour into overdrive and arms his opponent, mitt romney, with new political ammunition to use against him. look at this. unemployment is stuck at 8.2%. and only 80,000 jobs added in june. the numbers are even worse when you look at minorities. we're covering all sides of this dramatic political story. our own dan lothian and dana bash, they are both standing by

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The Situation Room

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Jul 6, 2012

overdrive and arms his opponent, mitt romney, with new political ammunition to use against him. look at this. unemployment is stuck at 8.2%. and only 80,000 jobs added in june. the numbers are even worse when you look at minorities. we're covering all sides of this dramatic political story. our own dan lothian and dana bash, they are both standing by live. but first cnn's poppy harlow breaks down the numbers. >> hi there, wolf. i think the headline for this jobs report is disappointing. only 80,000 jobs created in the month of june. unemployment stays at 8.2%. we need to be creating somewhere between 300,000 and 400,000 jobs a month pretty consistently to bring that rate down. issues here 12.7 million americans still unemployed in this country. 5.4 million of them have been out of work for six months or longer. the longer you're out of work, the longer it takes you to find a job. that is a problem. also very key here. 2.5 million people are not counted in this unemployment rate at all. they can work, but they have stopped looking for work. so they're not counted in the unemploy

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Anderson Cooper 360

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Jul 9, 2012

them overly intoxicated or by using date rain drugs. >> reporter: they're rapists? >> yes, they're rapists. >> reporter: according to jacques who worked for two major crew lines, crew members are often complicit, even using on-board computers, passenger manifests to spot their prey. you know this? >> yes, i know this for a fact. >> reporter: hard to believe? we thought so too. until we met laura haynes, who worked for 17 years as an agent with customs and border protection. her main job, she says, was dealing with passengers and staff on cruise ships. and she shares the same opinion and concerns as jacques. so your estimate of ships that go out to sea, loaded with passengers, that may have at least one predator on board -- >> yes. >> reporter: is? >> 85%. >> reporter: you heard right, 85%. crimes are rarely reported. and in many instances, even if caught, crew members could still end up on another ship. >> and the cruise lines say that doesn't happen and i know for a fact it does because i've seen it. >> reporter: the cruise line international association disputes her assertion.

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Jul 3, 2012

wildfires. at least two people now have died in the state's most destructive wildfire ever. the u.s. forest service is warning it could be mid-july before all these fires are out. >>> the crews who fight the fires, of course, heroes. today, people mourning four members of the fire fighting team. their c-130 military plane crashed sunday night in north dakota. the crew members were in the north carolina national guard helping with fire control efforts in the black hills. flags are now flying at half-staff across north carolina today. >>> no power, no patience for the fourth consecutive day. we're talking about hundreds of thousands of americans still in the dark. i want you to check out this map. more than 1 million customers from indiana to new jersey sweating it out without air-conditioning. the biggest numbers are in west virginia. more than 350,000. and virginia, almost 279,000. >>> sandra is in arlington where they're simply wondering when are the lights going to come back on? >> reporter: suzanne, there's slow progress being made. still more than 1 million people across 11 states are w

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America Live

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Jul 4, 2012

an iranian news agency that iran could destroy u.s. bases and strike israel within minutes. within minutes undreamt minutes of any possible attack could take. take a look at this map. the long-range missile is believed to be able to strike the area in yellow. that highlights where u.s. forces are stationed, and of course, israel. leland vitter is live with more. reporter: the revolutionary guard is not directly threatening the united states and its forces in the middle east. we know from our reporting yesterday that in the last 24 hours, a large buildup has been going on, including the f-22s, now based in the middle east, possibly capable of eight attacks inside iran. iranians may the iranians may be worried about an american attack as they are an israeli attack or the latest wargames involving a missile. what they say are mockups of enemy bases in the region. a 1 ton warhead can carry a chemical weapon warhead. the news media in a run has been clear about the threats towards u.s. military bases. we want to show you the map again. 1,250,000 miles. that means the bulk grain-based, just acro

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ABC News Good Morning America

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Jul 10, 2012

basket, is being hit hard, you're about to get hit hard in your wallet. the price of corn, used in everything from cereal to livestock feed, rose by 30% alone. here is why the extreme drought has left one-third of the corn crop in three states in poor or very poor condition. it hasn't been this bad in three decades. the first items you'll see more expensive are dairy products, beef and chicken, because, josh, they all rely on animals fed by corn. >> indeed. will there be relief? get that from sam in moments. >>> now, to developing news about gas prices. a strike by oil workers overseas was called off. and that could calm the markets. that's why prices rose for the first time since april. the national average this morning, $3.38 per gallon. >>> and the u.s. government is offering a $1 million reward this morning in the hopes of capturing the four men wanted for gunning down a border patrol agent. brian terry was killed in a shoot-out just north of the arizona/mexico border, by mexican border bandits who robbed gunrunners. two are linked to the u.s. sting operation that armed thos

FOXNEWS - America's Newsroom

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FOXNEWS
America's Newsroom

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Jul 2, 2012

average so far this year. stu varney, host of "varney & company" on fox business network joins us now. so, stu, read the tea leaves so to speak for us. what are we expecting? >> i've got two pointers for you, heather. both of them suggest a weak jobs report. pointer number one, personal spending, consumer spending, it's actually fallen in each of the last two months. now in america that is a very unusual happening. normally, consumer spending goes up gradually. for the last two months it has actually gone down. second pointer, today we received a report from visa which suggests that this july the 4th week we will spend 11% less on july 4th related events than we did last year. so pointer number one is weak spending. that suggest a weak jobs report. but there is another one. so far this year the number of people filing unemployment claims, and that is an indicator of layoffs, that has gone up. we're now very close to the danger eppoint of 400,000 new faces on the unemployment lines each and every week. two pointers suggest weakness in the jobs report come friday morning. i would offer the

FOXNEWSW - FOX and Friends First

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Jul 2, 2012

for getting up with us today. it is monday july the 2nd. we have live team coverage this morning on the aftermath of those dead stloirms that take place across the north and mid atlantic. first let's start with your 5@5:00. >>> the same al qaeda terrorist who tried to blow planes out of the skies in 2009 hatching another plot to take down another jet. the terror group's branch in the arabian peninsula recruited a norwegian man. the training is specifically targeted jets between now and the start of the olympics in london in late july. >> an airplane crashes in a wildfire. it's a c 130 hercules. it went down in the southwest quarter of the state while battling the fire. the flames already burning 4200 acres there. crews rescuing people from the plane no word on what caused the crash. >>> an up close fist hand look at what caused the damage in the wildfire. 46 thousand people forced to leave their houses in colorado springs now going back to return to see the damage. there's not much left. >> oh my god. i wouldn't believe this if i didn't see it. that's my basement. the dry ar look

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Early Today

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Jul 10, 2012

reform law. nbc's brian mooar joins us from washington with the latest on this. brian, good morning. >> good morning, lynn. the house is heading forward for what looks like a show vote, but for the republicans, it's an important show in this election year. >> the gentle lady yields back her time. the gentleman from florida's recognized. >> reporter: house republicans head back into battle today against president obama's healthcare reform law. >> they would make you believe that it's all free, but it's not. it's going to cost somebody, and that's going be the american citizen. >> reporter: the house is brushing aside the supreme court decision upholding the law and senate democrats sure to shoot down any repeal. the senate is already looking ahead to the next big battleground, overextending the bush era tax cuts. >> the economic consequences of taking more money from successful people. >> reporter: senate republicans are pushing back on president obama's call to extend the cuts for one year, but only for those making less than $250,000 a year. >> let's not hold the vast majority of a

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Jul 10, 2012

the nation's health care reform law. nbc's brian mooar joins us from washington with the latest on all of this. brian, good morning. >> good morning, lynn. the house is headed forward for what looks like a show vote, but for the republicans, it's an important show in this electionee. >> the gentlelady yields back her time. >> reporter: house republicans head back into office today. >> they make you believe it's all free, but it's not. it's going to cost somebody, and that's going be the american citizen. >> the house is brushing aside the decision upholding the law and democrats sure to shoot down any appeal. it's over extending the bush era tax cut. >> the economic consequences of taking more money from successful people. >> reporter: senate republicans are pushing back to expend it for one year, but only for those making less than $250,000 a year. >> let's not hold the vast majority of the americans and our entire economy hostage while we debate the merits of another tax cut for the wealthy. >> reporter: mitt romney in a radio interview called the proposal an economic misstep. >> we

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America Live

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Jul 6, 2012

at as to how people are feeling us. what is the misery index. about whether to continue with president obama in the white house. shannon: president obama talks about the dismal situation he inherited. he says for 28 straight months the private sector has added jobs at a rate of 4.4 million. is that going to be a strong selling point for him? >> you can slice that the other direction, too. you can say any months that you don't have 125,000 new jobs coming you are losing ground. you have new people young people entering the workforce. you are adding, but not enough to keep up with what you need for population growth. that is where the president has been for the last several months. good news in the wintertime, things aren't that bad, then we got will be having two consecutive years, as he did into the second quarter, it starts in the president finds himself here now. shannon: a june poll showed that 55% disapprove of how the president is handling the economy. when we go out and take these polls about what the most important things are in the election, people say it is the economy. will that ca

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America Live

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Jul 4, 2012

a chemical weapon warhead. the news media in a run has been clear about the threats towards u.s. military bases. we want to show you the map again. 1,250,000 miles. that means the bulk grain-based, just across the persian gulf, is in the bull's-eye. as our u.s. bases in afghanistan and kuwait were the united states has a massive military presence. protecting those nearly 100,000 u.s. soldiers in harms way will be the patriot missile. we remember seeing the patriot missile video from desert storm. they have new upgraded patriot missiles around the middle ace. also, in this area, we have a fleet there, as well as the arrow missile interceptor, while it is certainly capable, it is not foolproof and some of the missiles that landed to the tel aviv and jerusalem areas. it is the direct threats that might impact the united states. an important change in the rhetoric. it shows that the iranians are watching the united states build up and giving the united states an excuse to bring in more forces to the region, which they are they're doing ahead of october wargames, which will be between the unit

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ABC News Good Morning America

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Jul 2, 2012

? >> who knew? >>> good news for the folks visiting us on vacation. if you're hitting the road for the fourth of july break, the gas prices continue to plummet. >> good news for a lot of folk. >>> exclusive video of the family of the american graduate student that was attack by chimps. they're arriving at a hospital in south africa. their son is in stable condition. we'll have the latest with andrew. >> what a story. >>> we begin with the heat wave. 16 states under warnings of advisories this morning. adding to the scorcher, millions out power. sam is out, kicks off the coverage this morning. outside times square. >> hey, good morning, robin. 3,165 record-high temperatures in the month of june, this, as we just start july. the fiery red dots in the middle of the record-high temperatures. the yellow represent the 3,000. the red dots are the warmest temperatures ever. nashville, never happened before, 109. atlanta, 106. raleigh, 105. we were on pace with the temperatures in saudi arabia and all over the deserts. with all that heat came an awful lot of storm. about a thousand stor

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Jul 10, 2012

but the problems created by the devastating recent heat wave are still on the rise. according to the u.s. government, record heat has left corn and soybeans in the worst shape since 1988's farm belt drought and that means higher food prices could be on the way. nbc's jay gray has details. >> reporter: as a record heat wave finally begins to break, the concern, damage and deadly effects still linger. after temperatures over 100 degrees across much of the country for the past two weeks. >> it's a very dangerous circumstance. >> reporter: the extreme conditions are being blamed for at least 74 deaths across 14 states. and noaa scientists confirmed what many of us have already felt -- the first six months of this year have been hottest ever on record. >> we've seen worsening conditions across much of the intermountain west stretching through the central plains and into the ohio valley. that's having impacts on the ground such as the wildfires we've been seeing. also with agriculture. >> reporter: a cold front this week could drop temperatures in many places by 10 to 15 degrees, bringing some

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the difference here is an election year. dana bash is live for us on capitol hill and why now? why this debate now? >> there are lots of reasons. first and foremost that some democrats i talked to admit this is a change in focus. and a change that, understandably they want to put forward because the big economic issue we were talking about late last week was how the jobs report was so dismal and how the economy is just in a terrible place for the president. so he absolutely used the bully pulpit to talk about the issues they believe according to internal polling and public polling as well really benefits them the idea that middle class americans should get a tax extension and those who are wealthier should not. and that is with the way that they want to frame the debate when it comes to the economy. >> you mention when it comes to this the polls are on his side. we pointed out today he has the public on his side. why might republicans think this is a winning issue for them? >> brooke, because they feel that history is on their side and that any time the discussions about tax cuts o

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Jul 19, 2012

drivers license and fake u.s. passport at the time of the attack. jeffrey kofman has the latest. >> reporter: the suicide bomber targeted israeli tourists who come to bulgaria for holiday at a quiet black sea resort. just as they boarded the bus, the blast ripped true the vehicle. killing the driver, and five israelries. >> people are hurt, without legs, without heads. >> reporter: this youtube video shows the scene moments after the huge explosion. this security video shows the bomber in the airport just minutes before. he appears to be wearing a wig. he carried with him an american i.d. a michigan driver's license. but the city, baton rouge, as in louisiana. a cheap fake. no one claimed responsibility yet. but israel has no doubts. >> this is clearly a terrorist attack initiated by hezbollah, hamas, jihad or any other group. >> reporter: israel is convinced this is the work of iran. there have been repeated alerts and warnings in recent months about iranian-backed attacks on israelis. and today, israel is vying to avenge this attack. josh. >> jeffrey kofman, thank you. >>> now

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. join us for hot dogs and garlic fries. all that and more on "cbs this fries. all that and more on "cbs this morning saturday," july 7, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> it is a core scorcher of a saturday we join us. >> it's supposed to hit 100 here in. >> you think about new york, chicago, all across the country. we begin with that heat wave. it will not quit. excessive heat warnings are going to remain in place today for much of the country and in some places high humidity will even make it feel hotter. it certainly does here in new york. over a dozen people have died and the nation's power grid is also being pushed to the limit. we head outside to lonnie quinn for the latest. he's braving it for us. it is going to get hot, very hot here. it's going to get hot where you live as well. this heat is something else. day after sweltering day from the gateway arch in st. louis to chicago's lakefront to times square in new york city, the triple digit temperatures just will not quit. 238 cities to be exact have set all-time highs in the last 30 days. according to weather historian chris bur

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Jul 9, 2012

july low 80's. in kansas city. we will cover that. and guess who will join us? among others the newest member of the fox sports team. many our male guests in the audience may recognize her, and i will ask her about the things anyone should ask her about and baseball, too. unless breaking news changes everything. the biggest cell phone network in the nation are now reporting major jump in surveillance requests. authorities reportedly asking for everything from g.p.s. coordinants to text messages. and they are doing it more than a million times. and many of the customers were not suspected of crimes. why is that? and six united states airmen buried at arlington national cemetery decades after issuing a may day signal during vietnam war. >> and a fistfight after a little league baseball game. if you have not seen this, you need see this. stay classy, parents. all ahead. unless breaking news changes everything. >> first from fox at 2:00 in kansas city, president obama today pushing for another extension of the bush tax cuts but only for the middle class. the move sets up another election y

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it for one year. so they still have work to do. >>shepard: one year which gets us past the election and republicans are sounding a familiar refrain that raising taxes on anybody in an committee like this is the wrong thing to do. >>reporter: and they quote the president himself, who the last time the bush tax cuts and the tax rates were expiring after the 2010 midterm elections the president said it is a bad idea to raise taxes on folks by letting the rates expire, raising taxes in the middle of a struggling economy, the president said, then, is a bad idea and, today, the romney campaign put out this statement, and a spokesman said president obama's response to more bad economic news is a massive tax increase. it proves, again, that the president doesn't have a clue how to get america working again and help the middle class. that is, really, the junior -- the major point with the president presenting him sex as a warrior for the middle class and focusing on standing up not middle class. the romney campaign republicans on the hill are trying to say it is not just about taxes but also

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Jul 5, 2012

>>> back now with more "today" on this thursday morning, july 5, 2012. still hanging out with us all morning long here on the plaza. this may be the best day if it gets too hot. coming up if you forget names right after you meet someone, i do that. too much time searching for your cell phones or your keys? i do that. sometimes it's called mommy brain. does your wife have this? >> absolutely. >> i think you feel like you're losing your minds. is it true? is there such a thing as mommy brain? we do have an exercise for your brain this morning that will help you with your memory. >> before you toss out the stack of cd you have, ratty old clothes, we're going to show you how to reuse it to save cash and be kinder to the environment while you do it. and we have new details on the katie holmes/tom cruise split. what role, if any, did scientology play and who will get custody of suri? >> plus, nouit's not just what eat but it can be how and when you eat that might be stalling your weight loss. first let's get a check on the news. let's go to tamron hall. >> good morning, everyone. an ea

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Jul 10, 2012

shots every morning. you never know how they're going to come in on us. >> good morning, everybody, on this tuesday morning. the gang is all here again. >> everyone here. we have a lot to get to this morning. the race for the white house could not be any closer right now. we have a brand-new abc news poll. it's out this morning, showing voters split down the middle between president obama and mitt romney. you see it right there. dead heat. we're going to get into what this all means and talk to the president's top political strategist, in just a minute. >> four months to go until election day. >>> and justin bieber, calling 911, claiming paparazzi in five cars are chasing him at high speed on a california freeway. you're going to hear the dramatic call for the first time this morning. >> you can hear he was worried at that one. >>> and how about that debut for "gaa." josh and lara are here. you had a live studio audience. a lot going on. >> and you know what we had? nice gifts from the two of you. and sammy. thanks, buddy. that was terrific. thank you, guys. yes, yes. it only took

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Jul 9, 2012

in the chief business correspondent with "u.s. news and world report." rick, we saw something today. i want your comment. everyone look at this graphic here, the tax burden borne by people who make more than the magic number of $250,000 a year. at the right side of the graphic you see the line ticks up a tiny bit. that is the president out there proposing that the top federal tax rate increase from 35% to 39.6%. just a little bit there. what the graphic shows is that historically speaking that's not all that high, rick, correct? >> that's correct. in fact, taxes on the top earners are far lower than they have been historically and taxes for most earners are lower than they have been historically. and this is basically the result of the bush tax cuts which went into effect in 2001 and 2003 and part of the rub here, brooke, is we've all gotten pretty used to this. i don't think too many americans are saying, gee. i need to put money aside for when tax rates are going to go back up. >> a good point. >> we've had ten years when americans wealthy and middle class both have basically become condi

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for joining us. i'm carol costello. right now, president obama is just about to head to the heartland. he is visiting the battle ground state of iowa and reaching out to middle class voters. that's who would most benefit from his plan to extend the bush era tax cuts. >> here's what's going to change. basically if we don't do anything, everybody's taxes go up at the end of this year. now, understand what i'm proposing is 98% of america, 98% of american families, won't see their taxes go up according to my plaque. -- plan. the only folks who would see their taxes go up would be the top 2%, folks like me who don't need those tax breaks, are doing just fine without them. >> republicans will seize the spotlight first in cedar rapids. just before the obama event, they will unveil this website to take one of obama's arguments and turn it against him. outsourcing. that's what it's about. weeks after the obama campaign first accused mr. romney, the businessman, of sending american jobs overseas, republicans return fire. they say that the president did the same thing, using your taxpayer money in t

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fire. they say that the president did the same thing, using your taxpayer money in the stimulus projects that helped green projects overseas. >> that electric car company in finland where we sent half a billion dollars over there. never came back here. they never opened the plant in delaware. this is not the first day we have talked about this. i talked about this six months ago, and so has mitt romney. and we have talked about battery companies in south korea, l.e.d.s in china, windmills in denmark. >> dan lothian is at the white house following all of this. so now it's outsourcing. >> reporter: that's right. and, you know, it's the republicans really countering this attack that has been coming from the obama campaign that mitt romney invested in companies that benefited from sending jobs oversees to places like india and china, that mitt romney could have stopped outsourcing when he was the governor of massachusetts but didn't. and responding to these latest attacks now from the romney campaign, the obama campaign, saying, quote, we understand that the romney campaign wants us

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Jul 10, 2012

settings for customers using the apple safari browser. back to you. >> thanks. an egyptian couple has been arrested and charged for trying to smuggle their 5-month-old baby through an airport baggage scanner. screeners were stunned when they spotted the baby boy in an x-ray scan hidden in a carry-on bag. officials said the parents did have entry visas but the baby had no visa or passport. >> and some terrifies video from seaside heights, nooj, when a teen girl said she freaked out when the chair lift she was riding stopped in a thunderstorm. fearing she would get struck by lightning, she leaped from high above the sand. he got bumps and bruises but was not seriously injured. it was her 17th birthday. >> i don't want to encourage people to do that. i might have done the same thing. that was a terrible storm. >> high winds as well. >> and i have a thing about lightning. can i understand why she did that. >> instinct just kicked in. >> for savannah, it would have been a frog attack. >> exactly. that strikes the same fear in me. >> we have a strong storms from georgia all the way up to bristol

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Jul 12, 2012

to her coming up. >> and then also ahead, if you're one of the millions of men who use propecia to fight hair loss, you'll want to pay attention to this. it has been known to cause sexual dysfunction for some men but now new research shows it may be permanent. >> and a motorcycle weaving in and out of traffic on a busy highway, at times going up to 186 miles an hour. now police are trying to track down that driver. we'll is more on that story coming up a little later on. >> but let's begin on this thursday morning with the release of penn state's internal investigation into the jerry sandusky scandal. nbc's investigation investigative correspondent michael isikoff has the story. >> reporter: this was a probe commissioned by penn state itself. by all accounts, the report is expected to be scathing flp's been nothing bigger than football at penn state but today new details are emerging, suggesting that the culture of college football may have been the problem underlying the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. a report due out this morning is expected to detail how penn state's football glory

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joins us. >> what's the theory behind the cold bath. >> that it speeds up your metabolism. i'm willing to try it. >>> could you fit everything you own into 300 feet or less? the mayor of new york city is preparing to build thousands of micro apartments to deal with the housing shortage here. it's one of the hot topics we'll discuss with "today's" professionals. >>> let's begin with a check with natalie at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the hostage situation at a french school summer camp. it ended where a man has been arrested after taking at least one adult and several children hostage in a town south of paris. the last of those hostages have been released. none of them was harmed. the gunman surrendered to police afterwards. officials are not comparing it to the deadly standoff in toulouse. >>> desperate for rain. janet shamlian in arkansas. good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning to you. at least half of the nation is experiencing some form of drought right now. this is where it's taking its biggest toll, ranches, farmlands, some of which haven't se

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Jul 6, 2012

news on the front lines in afghanistan. we're along with u.s. forces, with u.s. forces taking the lead against the taliban. >>> and the lifeguard who was fired after saving someone's life. he has a new message for his former employers. >>> good friday morning. i'm sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. >> i'm rob nelson. good morning, everybody. we begin with the number one issue on voters' minds this election year. that's the economy and jobs. a new report out today gives another indication of who is hiring. >> when it comes out, both president obama and mitt romney is ready to make political hay. abc's tahman bradley joins us from washington. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, sunny and rob. as much as the campaign would like to keep the story on mitt romney, the story will be about the economy, with an important economic barometer. president obama will get another taste of main street today, when his bus rolls through ohio and pennsylvania. the president has been on the attack. but that could change at the release of the jobs report. a weak report could put presid

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Jul 2, 2012

. >> reporter: david, some utility crews soming from as far aaway as canada to help out. they tell us that just because the black down the street gets power back, it doesn't mean this power line is next. folks here are finding out they may not see anything until sunday. >> reporter: swift, powerful and unforgettable. the sky was flashing for over half and hour, like an alien movie. severe storms robbed more than two million people of a comfortable weekend. across these states and d.c. >> this was like a war zone. everyone was in shock saturday morning. >> the workers who are going to make this all better. do people look at you like your santa claus? >> no. they just want to know when their power is going to be back on. >> i'm not sure it's still good. doesn't smell so good. >> reporter: and are running short on ideas. kelly and her boys have been cooling off in the air-conditioned car and camping in the cool basement. >> reporter: so this is where you are sleeping? >> reporter: yeah. people will check to see when repair crew wills come to their block. >> it could be as late as sunday before eve

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health and safety train can. >> there's a new law that requires dealers to mark used vehicles with bright red warning stickers if they're listed as junk, salvage or damaged by floods in the national take addiction. >> aldon smith is recovering after being stand as -- stabbed at a house party, his wounds are being described as mine you're. this is not expected to set him back. sheriffs deputies say shots were fired at a house around 2:00 a.m. this morning. that's in rural santa clara county. aside from smith, deputies found two other people with gunshot wounds. they were all taken to the hospital. the investigators would not say how a fight was started. the 49ers say we're in contact with aldon and thankful his injuries were not more serious and he is recovering comfort reply. >> acknowledge armed robbery leads police on a chase that ended in guck gun fire. the suspect was spotted by officers and eventually crashed at the 600 block of sheridan. sergio quintana has the details. >> in the video shot by a neighbor you can hear officers shouting at the suspect. then a hale of gunfire. this was

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to be a really significant day, not just for her, but for her entire family. her father is going to join us for an exclusive interview on "today." >> a brave young woman right there. >>> and tom cruise and katie holmes, they're the latest celebrity couple to call it quits. they join a long list, though, of famous twosomes to go their separate ways. it is a very important topic. we're going to look at why hollywood couples cannot seem to stay together. i say it sarcastically, but they don't. >> as someone said to me, they say it would never last and it didn't. so -- >> and it didn't. >> it has been nearly a year since casey anthony was acquitted on charges she killed her daughter. coming up this morning, we're going to look at her life since then. >>> but we begin this morning with this record shattering heat wave. the weather channel's mike sidle is in washington, d.c. this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning, peter. that giant wind storm on friday night knocked down thousands of trees and one of those is on this street in northwest washington. this is about as big as they come. a

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